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by Chris Gilbey at 08:07PM (EST) on September 9, 2007 | Permanent Link | Cosmos

Over the next few weeks I am going to be changing the theme of this blog.

For the last year or so there have been a variety of ideas on this blog. From climate changes to political activism to technology.

Over the last week, I started working on a new book, and have had an idea for another.

Over the next month or so I am going to try to finish the first and get the latter started. I am planning to make the blog the central place for developing the ideas on this new book.

I hope that anyone who regularly visits this blog will keep returning. I think that the idea is going to be engaging for a lot of people.... so feel free to contact me to discuss it.

No title yet, but over the next few weeks I will start to put together the basic concept into a palatable form.

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